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Sarah Moulton Faux is “a winsome beauty with a voice to match” (BerkshireFineArts.com) lauded for her “full, silvery soprano” (Opera News), “mesmerizing” performances (Brooklyn Spectator), and “pure intonation and excellent articulation” (NewYorkClassicalReview.com) in repertoire ranging from opera’s most famous heroines to contemporary works. She is the Winner of the American Prize for her debut album Where Should This Music Be? Songs of Lola Williams released by New World Records: “Sarah Moulton Faux is stunning: her devotion to this music shines through every syllable…a glorious disc.” (Fanfare Magazine). An ardent champion of new work, Sarah is an Opera America National Opera Trustee Recognition Award Winner for her work as Co-President of the Board of Directors of American Opera Projects (AOP), a leading opera development company. She made her Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) debut in AOP’s production of The Climate Opera Project and has also performed as a soloist at Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall. She is a graduate of Barnard College, Columbia University in East Asian & Middle Eastern Studies (magna cum laude/departmental honors) and holds a M.M. in Voice Performance & Pedagogy from Westminster Choir College.